With all the goodwill in the world, please heed the advice in On asking for help, How do I post a question effectively? and I know what I mean. Why don't you?. Please also read about the local markup codes at Markup in the Monastery.

Specifically we (well, /me anyway) need to see the code to help you:

  1. The span id="submit button" very likely applies a particular style to the material it encloses, up to </span>. The style is likely defined in a separate file -- somename.css, altho it may be in the html.
  2. Without seeing the code, I can't guess exactly what the javascript directives onclick and onkeypress invoke... though looking thru your code is apt to show that one of them functions in place ofthe missing submit button.

Knowing more about the code will help us arrive at reasonable ansers for your question... as well some indication of your ability to read html and perl code, since your language at least raises the possibility that you are not the author of either.


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In reply to Re: Submitting Forms for .NET Sites Problem by ww
in thread Submitting Forms for .NET Sites Problem by Charli

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